February 28 2006, 2:37 pm PT | Posted in: Female Hair Loss + Hairlines
My girlfriend has the opposite problem as your patients seem to have. She has a low hairline which crouds her forhead and seems th throw the whole proportions of her face off. What can be done to create a more natural and astheticly pleasing hairline for her?
Yes, hairlines can be raised. Brow lifts do just that, but candidacy for this type of procedure in the young patient will be very restricted. In the older women (above 40 or possibly even above 50), a brow lift may have value.
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Opposing to the problem which majority of your patients feel about their high hairlines, I am one who find my natural low hairline very unsightly in a way that limits hairstyling options (because my hairline is too low, i.e. my forehead is 3 fingers long). Due to this problem, I tend to feel embarassed / over conscious tying my hair up and would rather style my hair with sweep-side bangs even if they look untidy. But the problem is my hairline is too low, a detect I feel I am born with because it keeps showing it in any way I style my hair. So I wonder if there is any solution to raise the hairline to more astheticly pleasing length??
I just would like to add that I feel I look stupid with my low hairline even though I’m born with it. Would appreciate your advice..